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... days not be consecutlvi-. The expense for clothes, arms, officers, and all other incidental expenses, was estimated (for 30.UUU men, the probable number those actually called out) 200,00(2. Lord John Uus-ell stated that he would not Into minute details ...
... Monday last, John Smith, a bill discoun ter, was charged with stealing a war- rant, the property of the Sheriff the iudictment also stated to be a piece of paper. guilty. Mr. Cother the proseca tion Powell The witness first called was Mr. John Lord, the ...
... the cost of arms and equipments The expense the arms were to be borne the public. out if any dittrict failed to furoish its proper quota of men, it seemed only fair in such cases to enforce the ballot, and make them also pay the expense of arms and equipments ...
... of any oue the trade of Rangoon, that it would been better if matters could have been arranged entire success in the war an armed but he viewed with felt assured there would be an annexation of a large Ava, for it woald us in a false Fre noble coneluded ...
... perched upon its precipitous rock, an enchanting view lies before you Cardigan bay, the Snowdon range oilmountains, and tbe long stretch Carnarvonshire coast, which runs down like an arm into the Irish sea. 1 never have seen anything Italian character this ...
... near Mh.chio- the 2nd inat. the property Mr. Tuffley, and fi lOj. which he paid. .Nathaniel Clemcnta. Will 'Wett. John Clement*. John Nlblett, George Iâappa. luac Smith, fire boya, Wallâ* Quarry, were alao convi stealing applet from an orchard at ...
... extinct. ‘rid bay Dr. Pereira expired suddenly at his house it falls don on Thursday. he hol- It is said that an increase of the arm will retreat P sy upon posed soon after the meeting of Pariiament by ed them 8 Afennhmetar and Selfacd On an average 4074/. ...
... Dighton, vicar of Dixton, resigned. ted and Oxrorp, Feb. 10.— Degrees conferred :- Gra jitted to John William Brook, University College, wonder- der; Rev. Henry John Marlen, Wadham; Ric Hiley, St. Mary Hall; Rev. Joha Larking Latham, \ Francis Palmer, Merton ...
... Worcester, Mary, widow of the late John | rmidable ed state, ‘ob. 16, the wife of Mr. Thomas Cole, fishmonger, street, in this city, aged 34, highly and deservedly re: und every upwards all who knew her. only one Feb. 17, John Forster, Esq., of this city, timber ...
... the bride, Captain f vote for de Lode, in this city, une! 3rd or Baffs, son of the Hon. s Francis Meude, iscount Haws ted him John Maude, and nephew of Lord V ng. He Catherine Mary, daughter of the late V. dean of Lismore, and Sir George Bisshopp, | that ...
... is estimated at from 250/. to 300/. At Haver- furdwest some cattle were killed by daring that prevailed. At Cardigan two belonging to Mr. John Havard, were killed lightning ; and at horsea, worth about 30/. each, to the Rev. Mr. Jones, of Bisennercli ...
... apply on the premises; and, for culars, to Mr. James Davis, of the White Hart farther parti. Ion, or at the offices of Mr. John Garlick Ball, Solicitor and Stroud ; Stroud, (where a map may be seep), or at the Otiices, in Stroud. NM ARSHFIELD, GLOUCESTERSHIRE ...